A well-known and well-covered QB out of the budding 2028 class in Minnesota, Graham Greseth Graham Greseth 6'4" | 205 lbs | QB Maple Grove | 2028 State MN generated some near palpable buzz in Plymouth at the PRZMN Spring Showcase. The Rogers turned Maple Grove gunslinger set to inherit a QB room left behind by South Dakota State commit Kaden Harney Kaden Harney 6'3" | 185 lbs | QB Maple Grove | 2026 State MN , big cleats to fill, but Greseth is really starting to mature, develop, and dare I say, blossom. Measuring in at 6’3, 190 lbs., with a 75″ wingspan, 9″ hands, and a 4.72 shuttle and 8’5″ broad (4.53 shuttle and 8’7 broad in December at the PRZMN Winter Showcase), Greseth looked extremely polished in Plymouth. Standing tall, strong, and poised in the pocket, Greseth was getting the ball out quickly and with consistent accuracy, putting together the strongest body of work passing-wise of any QB in attendance. Coaches, media, and even parents agreed that Greseth was slinging it around like the Big Dog in attendance. Can’t wait to see this dude in the Crimson soon!

Graham is a 2028 quarterback that has gotten a lot of exposure from us at PRZ early in his career, but from what I saw on Sunday during the scrimmage he’s hitting his stride with his development at the quarterback position entering his junior year at Rogers. I saw a sizable difference in the speed of watching Graham’s reads and felt his mechanics on his release have gotten quicker since I watched during last 7v7 season. Those two developmental trends alone, should surely keep Graham in the conversation and contention for taking over as Rogers QB1 next fall.

If I was given a vote for QB MVP, from the 2028 class at Saturday’s Pro MN Athletics Camp, my sure vote would be for Graham Greseth Graham Greseth 6'4" | 205 lbs | QB Maple Grove | 2028 State MN out of Rogers who is also our QB4 and rising in the class. Every throw I got to watch Graham made, showed plenty of pure balance especially with his arm strength and accuracy, as well as the consistent ball placement he showed off. Graham was another quarterback that excelled with his throws on all three levels. The poise was evident too, as the 6’3 176 pounder surely should intrigue college coaches on the earlier side due to the arm talent and ideal size that still has plety time and room to grow out his frame in the coming years.

A QB who is far more developed than most 2028s are, Greseth’s frame and arm talent allow him to stand clearly ahead of his peers. His feet could be faster, but if you give him a pocket and time to work, you’re going to be hard-pressed to find a 2028 who is as complete a passer as Greseth is. He loves to push the ball deep (who doesn’t), but unlike a lot of underclassmen, he rarely struggles with underthrowing third-level passes. In fact, there were a few posts that he dotted up that were just as clean as passes from multi-year varsity starters. Greseth is ripe to challenge for a varsity job as a sophomore.